to highlight
- verb
- /ˈhaɪˌlaɪt/
- In her presentation, she aimed to highlight the key benefits of the new policy.
- highlight the importance
- highlight the need
- the study highlights
There is a comment that kind of highlights more of these instances.
- There is a comment that kind of highlights more of these instances.
- But I want to highlight right now social media.
- So I want to highlight an important thing.
- Really, really smooth without like highlighting my imperfections.
- All it did was highlighted, but I wasn't.
- But I do want you to highlight, let's pick a couple.
- New Year, He's always highlighted a risk time for a riot.
Examples
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I'm going to take the shade milk and just highlight that a touch.
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But each week this year, we're going to highlight a charity nonprofit.
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But girl, this side we're going to cover and highlight our face.
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And I would just highlight right here.
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And I will also highlight that through my own example.
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But I want to highlight right now social media.
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Those of you who are regular viewers know that we highlight mostly recent cases.
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You got to highlight your attributes.
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Also it's nice to highlight the brow bone.
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The existing research in this area, however, typically highlights the researchers' perspectives on teachers' practices.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
To tell someone about something important or show it to them
To include something and make it seem important
To show that something is very important
To present something so people notice its best qualities
Make a quality or detail easier to notice
Make a part of something more noticeable
To mark something so others will notice it
To make a person or thing noticed by people
Make something seem more important or impressive than it is
To make something stand out against its background
Make something stand out as important
To make something more noticeable or important
Show that something is very important
To show something in a way that many people notice it
Give public attention to a person or issue, often in the news
Make something seem important or worthy of attention
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Compounds
How Emphatic
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Highlight is made from high and light, meaning 'high' and 'bright', so to highlight something is to make it 'stand out' or look more important.